Courier Chat: Dr. Kevin Molin Discusses Keystone Schedule Changes
Camryn Brakmann, Reporter
December 10, 2018
Principal Dr. Kevin Molin provides insight into the way the Keystone schedule was created this year.
Think Tank Travels to York
Alex Martuszewski, Reporter
December 4, 2018
Students from Think Tank recently traveled to YGS on Nov. 8 in York to strengthen their knowledge of real life concepts. In attendance was senior Greyson Daviau, senior Amelia Eyster, senior Abigail Gallegos, junior Emma Robert and junior Caroline Fox. Think Tank has been trying to tackle schoo...
It Will Never Leave: Susky Sauce
Lili Teal, Reporter
December 3, 2018
It’s lunchtime, and there are fresh, hot chicken nuggets and steaming baked potatoes on your tray.  You spot a container of pink-red sauce-and you know it is perfect. Your mind asks, "What IS that sauce labeled 'SUSKY'?" From potatoes to chicken nuggets, Susky sauce can go on almost ...
Comic Book Legend Dies
Christian Slaton, Reporter
December 3, 2018
Stanley Martin Lieber (Stan Lee)- soldier, father and beloved comic book creator- passed away on Monday, Nov. 12. Born Stanley Martin Lieber to Romanian immigrants in 1922, Lee grew up in Harlem and The Bronx in New York. Lee went to DeWitt Clinton High School and did not attend ...
Theatre Department Dreams Up Rendition of “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”
Anna Feild, Reporter
November 29, 2018
An Estonian Reviews American Candy
November 19, 2018
Senior Raili Sormus reviews some of the most popular sweets found in trick-or-treating bags across America.
Shenot Enjoys the School Year
Stephanie Graffin, Reporter
November 14, 2018
Sophomore Stephanie Graffin chats with first-year history teacher about how her school year has been going. ...
Specialty Courses Offer Unique Experiences
Camryn Brakmann, Reporter
November 14, 2018
More alternative and specialty style classes, like Think Tank, Yearbook and Digital Media, are addressing ideas outside of the normal curriculum. Across the courses, the common factor is the focus on projects, developing professional skills. Think Tank, for example, works to solve real-life problems ...
Orchestra Students Begin the Festival Season with LVC Honors Orchestra
Ryan Hartley, Photography Editor
November 14, 2018
The orchestra students are back into music festival season, kicking it off with the Lebanon Valley College Honors Orchestra. LVC Honors Orchestra is a selective ensemble geared to give high school students a chance to prepare a concert in two days, along with scholarships available to the collegeâ...
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